The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-30
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Matters OF niiuor Moment In and About
the City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
BOHEMIAN Glsssblowers at McLain's
hall.
ONE marriage license wSs isnued yester.
day.
TIE GRAND this eyeniug-The Melville
sisters.
THERE was not a case on the slate al
police headquarters at midnight for this
mornings court.
THx new X. OF L. hall in Beck's Block
Ia 10 BIO formally opened tomorrow even.
Ing with q select ball.
TIE Board OF County Commissioners
mee,a to-day 10 audit bills and perform
other committee service.
THR weather, which was extremely cold
and blustry all day yesterday, moderated
very %perceptibly last night.
THE Island skating rink will again be
offered for sale at tho front door OF the
| Court house OF 10 o'clock this forenoon.
Adoop many families are already doing
their first OF April moving, and the ex.
press men have all tho businesa they can
conveniently attend to.
HENRY BLUMKNBERd, who has resided
on Market street Tor the past eleven yearu,
Is moving his family to Martins Ferry,
where he will take charge oil tho Sherman
House.
7, T. CocHAYSR has closed au engage.
ment for his orchestra for the Fourth OF
July at Short Creek at tho residence OF
James WilBon. A number from this city
will attend.
THE baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com.
pany is putting UP 9 telegraph poles
on It's line through tho city along the
liempield track, an improvement which
was very much in order.
THE sale OF reserved seats will begin at
Banners music store thia morning for the
engagement Of Maggie Mitchell at the
Opera House on Saturday. Persons who
desire good seats will be wise to select
thcm early.
DENNIS SHAY, charged with being drunk
in public, and run in by West Monday
night, wGs tho only case in Police Court
Yesterday. He was fined 81 and costs
!. and in default OF payment went to the
Workhouse for ten days.
SINCE opening its office at ClarkaburI
the Weatern Union Telegraph Company ii
able to handle businees to and from
Weston and Buckhsnon, having it's OWL
wire, and thus avoiding tho double toll
r heretofore charged the public.
AN enjoyable musical and literary en-
. tertainment was given in the Germans
!, hall last evening by the Montetiore Liter
ary and Diversion Club. A fine pro
: gramme was rendered in a very artistic
style, and afterwards some time was speni
in social enjoyment.
THE colored folks gave an enjoyable
) ball at the Second ward market hall nigh
before last, by meausof which they CLEARED
oyer $50, which will be applied toward
the purchase OF the instruments for theil
proposed brass band. Tho attendance
was unusually large.
MR. JOSEPH KEATEs, OF the Island, en-
%ter.ained q large number OF his friends OF
Monday evening and q most enjoyable
time was had by all. Impromtu speechsl
were made and the company did not ad
ljourn until q late hour, singing "Hai
Columbia" and God Save the Queen"
TIE alarm OF fire between I and
o'clock lsst evening was occssioned by .
chimney blaze in o house Oh South Broad
way, oTnUd by Mr.. George Ecksrdt and
occupied by John Norrington. The dc.
partment made the long run in all incredi
bly, short time, only to find that it's ser
vices were not needed.
The new gymnasium wss TO have beer
opened to the public Lost night, but OWNS
to tho failure OF tho plumbers and carpen,
ters to complete their work tho Opening
had to be postponed till this evening
The public 10 invited to be present on the
occasion. A professional turner will give
an exhibition. Tho apparatus and furni.
ture 10 complete.
THE statement published in the loca'
columns Of this paper yesterday 10 the
effect that Harry Seybold and two iriendt
came near drowning on Sunday afternoon
by the capsizing OF n small sail boat is in
correct according to theyoung mans atate
ment. Mr.. seybold says he was not in
the party, and the only connection which
lie mad with it Tas in the loauing OF the
boat 10 the young men who got a duCking
HoS. john Q. DICKINSON, President oil
the ksnawha Valley Bank, has purchased
from JosephF. Paul, OF Wheeling, through
Payne & Green, attorneys, the property
consisting Of upwards Of two acres, ON thu
corner Of ksuawha aud Bradford streets,
now occupied by Frank Noyes. We are
informed thai Mr.. Dickinson contemplateE
building q handsome residence upon the
property for himseIf and family during
the coming summer. Mr.. Dickinson is a
gentleman OF large muHns aud will be q
welcome resident OF the Capital City,
Uurlcsion Tribune.